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t.— Origin of the League,

2.— Constitution of the League.

3. -Establishment of the League in Canada.

4.— Rules of the League in Canada.

6. Suggested RuleB for Branches.

6.— Instructions for the Guidance of Secretaiies of Branches.
7.— Council of the League in England.
8.— Council of the League in Canada.
9,— Branches of the League in England.
10.r-Branches of the League in Canada.
11.— Branches of the League in Australia.
12. — Fees.

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Origin of the League.

At a Conference on Imperial Federation held in London on
Tuesday, 29th July, 1884, the Right Hod. W. E. Forster, M.P. in
the chair, it was unanimously resolved : —

1. That in order to secure the permanent unity of the Empire some

form of Federation is essential.

2. That for the purpose of influencing puhlic opinion, both in the

United Kingdom and the Colonies, by showing the incal-
culable advantages which will accrue to the whole Empire
from the adoption of such a system of organisation, a society
be formed of men of all parties to advocate and support the
principle of Federation.

3. That this Conference refers to a Provisional Committee all details

connected with the establishment and organization of such a
society, for a report thereon to be submitted for the consider-
ation and approval of an adjourned Conference, to be held
at a suitable period in the coming autumn,

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Constitution of the League

At the adjoumed Conference, held on Tuesday. 18th November.
1884, the following resolutions were unanimously passed :

1. That a Society be now formed, to be called •• The Imperial Feder-
ation League."

2. That the object of the i^eague bo to secure by Federation the per-
manent unity of the Empire.

3. That no scheme of Federation should interfere with the existing

rights of Local Parliaments as regards local affairs.

4. That any scheme of Imperial Federation should combine on an

equitable basis the resources of the Empire for the main-
tenance of common interest., and adequately provide for an
organised defence of common rights,

6. That the League use every constitutional means to bring about the
object for which it is formed, and invite the support of men
of all political parties.

6. That the membership of the League be open to any British subject

who accepts the principles of the League, and pays a yearly
registration fee of not less than one shilling.

7, That donations and subscriptions be invited for providing means for

. conducting the business of the League.

«. That British subjects throughout the Empire be invited to be-
come members, and to form and organise Branches of the
League which may place their representatives on the General
Committee.

At a meeting of the Council of the League, held on Thursdav
14thNov., 1889. the following resolution waslrled InimS !!:

That the establishment of periodical Conferences of representa-
tives of the seif-goveming communities of the Empire, should be the
hwt aim of the Imperial Feieyation League,

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Establishment of the League in Canada*

The Canadian Branch of the League was formed at a large meeting
held at Montreal on the 9th May, 1885, when the following resolutions
were passed unanimously.

1. That this meeting has observed with satisfaction the increased in-

terest in the outlying pirtions of the Empire displayed by the
people of the Mother Country, and the formation under the
auspices of many distinguished practical statesmen of Thi
Imperial Federation League.

2. That to the end that the Mother Country and the Colonies may re-

main perpetually under a common sovereignty, a United
Empire in its foreign affairs, with constitutional liberty for
every part as regards internal administration, a readjustment
of the several constitutional authorities of the Empire should,
as occasion arises, be made in such manner as to increase the
practical efficiency of Imperial unity.

3. That the resolutions passed at the Conference held in London, on the

29th July, 1884, and at the inaugural meeting of the League
on the 18th November, 1884, and notably the following:—

That, in order to secure the permanent unity of the Empire, some
form of federation is essential.

That no scheme of federation should interfere with the existing
rights of local parliaments, as regards local affairs.

That any scheme of federation should combine on an equitable basis
the resources of the Empire for the maintenance of common
interests, and adequately provide for an organized defence of
common rights,

meet with the hearty acceptance of this meeting.

4. That a Canadian Branch of the League be now formed, to be called

The Imperial Federation League in Canada, and that
the object of the League in Canada shall be to promote the
discussion of means whereby the permanent unity of the
Empire may be maintained, and its practical efficiency in-
creased, to further the development and interchange of the
resources of its various parts, and to resist any measures
tending to disintegration,

5. That the co-operation of men of all political parties in every part

of Canada be sought for the establishment of branchefl.

At the annual meeting; of the League in Canada held at Toronto
ou Saturday, 24th March, 1888, the following resolution was carried
unanimously.

" That the Imperial Federation Loague in Canada make it one of
the ohjectp of their orijanization to advocate a Trade Policy between
Great Britain and her colonies, by means of which a discrimination in
the exchange of natural and manufactured produc's will be made in
favour of one another, and against foreign nations.

At a meeting of the Council of the League in C^inada held at
Toronto on Tuesday, 10th December 1889, a resolution was passed ap-
proving of the resolution with regard to the establishmentcf periodical
Conferences of Representatives of ae self-governing Communities of
the Empire passed at the meeting of the Council of the Parent League,
held on Thursday, 14th November, 1889, with the following addition : —

" But this Council would regret that any Conference should bo
held at which the question of Inter-Ircperial and Colonial Trade would
not be deemed a subject of first-class importance.

Rules of the League in Canada-

1. The Officers of the League shall consist of a President, a Vice-
President for each Province, a Treasurer and a Secretary who shall be
£x-Officio Members of the Council and all Committees,

2. The affaire of the League shall be conducted by a Couaoil and
an Executive Committee thereof.

3. The Branches of the League may appoint representatives to act
on the Council, and each Branch may annually appoint one delegate to
represent it on the Executive Committee of the Council.

4. An Annual General Meeting of the League will be held in one of
the principal cities of Canada at a time and place to be decided on by
the Council or its Executive Committee.

5, At every Annual General Meeting the Officers and the Exe
cutive Committee of the Council for the ensuing year shall be appointed
and representatives shall also be appointed to act for the ensuing year
on*the Executive Committee of the Council of the League in England.

6. The Executive Committee of the Council shall have power to
appoint representatives to act on the Council of the League in England,
and shall adopt such means as may be considered advisable to promote
the objects of the League. It shall also submit an Annual Report to the
Annual General Meeting.

7. Any member desiring to bring forward a motion affecting the
principles, constitution or rules of the League at the Annual Meeting,
must notify the Secretary by the 1st of January in each year, so that
proper notice of suuh motion may be given to Branch Leagues and
m abers of the Council. The Annual Meeting will be held as soon
after that date as possible.

"

Formation of Branches.

The following instructious with regard to the Formation of
Branches should be observed : —

1 A Branch shall consist of not less than 20 enrolled members.

2, Membership of the Branch shall be open to persons of all
political parties in its locality

3 Applications from any association wishing to be aiiiliated as a
Branch ot the League must be accompanied by ; —

(a) A copy of the resolutions of the association, adopting the
principles of the League as expressed in its constitution at
page 2'

. (b) A copy of the resolution of the association expressing a
desire for application, and specifying the name by which it
desires to be designated as a Branch of the League in
Canada.

(c) A copy of the rules, if any, by which the association is
governed.

1 Branch Secretaries should send in reports of their meetings to
the Secretary of the League in Canada.

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Rules for Branches

The following are Suggested.

the fi™t Zl7 th,'';eS"bri '""" .""""'■tr J"'"'°« "" B"»oh Jo
Ut day of January thL. „ 1 I •°'*.F'-»"» "' '•"■"" y=«« on the

year ,L„ ., zin^';^;^:Z^^r,T,.;inx°''''' "-" " ''"

5.

and hve membeta of suoh committee shall form a quorum.

Branch «drh.Tri''°r''t" ''"'' '"" »"""'""' <""" the affairs of the
Tre.suir"o? ^^Two rits heirs' '^ '"" "'"'""''• ^^''^^

eoriptL?a:is'^ilrdrtotrB?"".' ".' "T^« "' """■ -•>-

M the Committee shTlUuthorU ""* ""'' ''"°'' P'^™""

all its'tt'l""'^ °° '" *" """'P^Oence of the Branch and transact

the 0™mmL''.°nd ITl""'^ ?."" """P' "■"*" i-structions from
Secretaries 'rB^ncfsef S f ;;"r ""°" '" '"' '"''^"^ °'

the p!^rrc:'rr,,'::tfoi",:irdt.r •^•'^"•'"'"' "•p""""-''-

Annu!lGX"fZtiW„f?CR;"'''K°''t'' ^.'"r"^ '"■"''"y •' ^e
of January S each T„i „ . >f ^'T''"''^ ''"'" *» ''«''' ■« "-e month
appoint. ^ ^°" "' " ""='' <"■>" ««"« " 'he Committee ma,

nt ni V*'®"""' 0* accounta made up to the preceeding 3l8t day
of December and audited in such manner as the Committee may direct.

Treasure?'"*"" ^'°''*' ^""^'"8 ^^ ^^^ Secretary

PreaiLt\7ihl"tl"""^ "^^ '^ °^"«^ ^^ ^'^^ "^ ^^ ^^«

m-^K^' t'lfl^ ^^''®"* Meetings whether Special or Annual, ten
S whth *" ^S'*" ' ^"°''r '^"^ "° ^""-^^^^ ^'^^Jl be brought forward
Brrnch ^^ ''°'''' ^'' "°^ ^''" "'^^^'^ *" «^«'y °»«°^b«' <>f the

.,.n«i^\^* Report of the proceedings and progress of the Branch ap-
Zll 1" T""i «'°''"*^ °^«^"°8 «b»^^ be forwarded by the SecretarJ-

iTaZrhaitr;:^^^ ^^ ''- ^-«- ^^ ^-<^' -^^^--/n

Instructions for the Guidance of Secretaries of

Branches.

1. A numbered receipt .^hould be given from the counterfoil book
m all cases of subscriptions.

OfR ^' /?! ^^"o'^^^g Js the scale of fees due annually to the Head
Office of the League in Canada from Branches: —

For Registration of a Member in Cinada, - . jftn 05

For rS'';-°' '^' Member in England and C.nada, 0 50
J? or Kegistration and supply of "Imperial Federation "

tor one year, - - . . .

For Registration and supply of all the publications of

the League m England and Canada, including •• Im-

penal Federation" for one year, - - ^ ^a

The remainder of the fees collected, unless otherwise ordered

will be retained for the use of the local branch.

tance's fl^B^^X'^ «^^^" '' '""^ ^^^^ ^reasuier for all remit

Leaete I'tn'^fhTr' \ '°'T^'^ "P^'^ ^^'' ^^^^^^^ ^«g«ter of the
J^eague until the fees have been received, and it is reauested th*t
names be not sent unless accompanied by the fees, "*1"«''«^ '^^^

of th^ f «"f «"«« «hould endeavor to get good notices of all meetings
?i ,^^^«*g"«' »°<i information about its piogress elsewhere inserted

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The Right Hon. Thk Eabl of Roskbery,

VICE-PRESIDENT :
The Riqht Hon. Edward Staithoj'b. M.P.
HON. TREASURERS:
LoBD Bbasbey, S.C.B. I The Hon. Harold Finch Hatton.

SECRETARY :

A. H. LORING,

(The Capitals indicate the Executive Committee,)

The Right Hon. The Earl of Aberdeen.

W, M. ACWORTH.

George Addie (Edinburgh)

Lord 4ddingtoD,

The Right Rev. The Bishop of Aldelaide

W. G. AinaJie, M.P.

Hon Mr. Speaker Allan. Canada

W. Shepherd Allen,

Sir James Anderson.

John Henry Anderson.

Sir Adams Archibald, K.C.R: G., Ha-naAt,

EDWARD A. ARNOLD. Canada

The Right Hon, Lord Ashbourne.

W. G. Aston, C.M.G.

A. Baldwin (Kidderminster)

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T. H. Bayhs, Q.C. (Liverpool)

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Sir Roper Lethbridge, CLE., M.P.

N. E. Lewis (Tasmania)

THE RIGHT HON. VISCOUNT LEWISHAM, M.P.

Rev. J. J, Lias (Cambridge)

The Right Rev. The Bishop of Lichfield.

J. STANLEY LITTLE.

SAMPSON S. LLOYD.

G. B. LongstaflF,

A. H LORING.

Sir Hugh Low, G.C.M.G.

General Lowry, C.B.

Sir John Lubbock, Bart, M.P.

J. M. Lublow, C.B.

Professor J. R, Lumby (Cambridge)

Henry Lyman, Canada

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H. H. Lyman,
B, A. Macfie (Edinburgh)
Alexander Mc Arthur, M.P, (late New South Wales)
D' Alton McCarthy, Q.C.. M.P, (President of the Imperial
Federation League in Canada), Canada

Thomas Macfarlane, F.R.S.C, Canada

ARCHIBALD McGouN, JUN.. Canada

R. Douglas McLean (New Zealand)

The Right Hon. Sir John Macdonald, G.C.B. (Premier of

the Dominion of Canada), Canada

Rev. D, J. Macdonnell, Canada

Rev. c. J. Machin. Canada

F. C. Mackarness (late Cape)

SIR WILLIAM MACKINNON, BART., CLE.

Hugh McLennan, Canada

William McMillan, M.P. (New South Wales)

Alexander McNeill, M.P., Canada

Colonel R. T. Maillard.

Colonel Alex. Man (Gordon Highlanders)

The Duke of Manchester, E.P. (Chairman, Royal Colonial

Institute)
Herman W. Marcus.
H. N. Storv-Mackelyne, M.P.
J. Herbert Mason,
Jehu Matthews,

The Rieht Hon. The Earl of Meath,
Wm, Hamilton Merritt,
Sir F. A. Milner, Bart.
GISBORNE MOLINEUX.
The Right Hon. Viscount Monck, G.C.M.G.
S- Montagu, M.P. •

The Right Hon. G. Osborne Morgan, M.P,
0. V. MORGAN, M.P.
S. V. MORGAN.
Walter V. Morgan.
J. V. Morgan (Victoiia)
Walter Morrison, M.P.
T. B. Moxon (Manchester)
C. FREEMAN MURRY (Hammersmith Branch)
K. B- MURRAY (Sec, London Chamber of Commerce)
Professor A. S. Napier (Oxfoid)
Hon- Hugh Nelson (Lieut. -Governor of British Columbia),

Canada

Lieut.-Col. Francis Newdigate

Sir C. Nicholson. Bart, (late Speaker, New South Wales)

P. H- Nind (British Qurana)

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The Marquess of Normanby, G.C.B., G.C.M.G.

Captain Cecil W. Norton.

C. M. Norwood.

Colonel Sir Charles Nugent, K.C.B.

His Grace The Most Kev. C. O'Brien (Archbishop of Halifax),

JAME8 L. OHLSON (West Indi..) Canada

^ȣ^- J- P^get. K.C.B. (Cambridge)

J. C. Payne (L^gos)

J. Horue Payne, Q.C.

B. W. Pearse (British Columbia)

Alfred E. Pease, M.P.

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The Right Hon. Sir Lyon Piayfair, K.C.B., M.P.

Professor Postgate (Cambridge)

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i-^^ES RANKIN, M.P. (Hereford)
Edward Rawlingg.

SIR RAWSON W. RAWSON, K.C.M.G., C.B
Peter Redpath, ' -,

John G. Rhodes. Canada

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ineKigfct Kev. the Bishop of Rochester. ^

Sir John Robinson, K.C.M.G. (Natal)

Reginald N. Rogers (Falmouth)

G W. RUSDEN (Victoria)

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Ca™^^® SCANLEN, K.C.M.G. (late Premier at the

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2^:J^' ^- Silver (Chislehurst) ^

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Sir John Simon.

John Sinclair, M.P.

Philip Vernon Smith.

Sir Donald A. Smith, K.O.M.G., CanaHa

SIR FRANCIS V. SMITH (late Chief Justice of TalSSSS

Samuel Smith, M.P. '

The Right Hon. W. H. Smith, M.P. (First Lord of the

Treasurv)
D. STEWART SMITH.

LIEUT. G. MANSFIELD SMITH-CUMMING RN
R. Murray Smith, C.M.G. (late Agent-General for Victoria)
R. Bardett Smith, M.L.C. (Sydney, N.S.W.)
Arthur Somerset.

W. GARLAND SOPER, J.P. (Cape)
Sir R. Southey, K.C.M.G. (Cape)
Albert Spicer.
William Stewart (Glasgow)

Professor Sir George G. Stukes, But., M.P. (Cambridge)
Major-General Strange, Cftnarfft

Lord Stratheden and Campbell. vmoxaua

W. Summerheyes, M.D.
J. R. Tanner (Cambridge)
H. D'Esterre Taylor (Victoria)
John T. Taylor.

SIR RICHARD TEMPLE, BART., G.C.S.L, M.P.

rne Hon. Hallam Tennyson.

Alfred Tnomas, M.P.

THe Hon. Sir Leonard Tilley (Lieut.-Governor of New

Silvanus Trevail (Truro)

Vice-Admiral Sit Gaorge Tryon, K.C.B

SIR CHARLES TUPPER, BART., G.C.M.G., C.B (Hi^h

Commissioner for Canada) *
Hon. Charles H. Topper (Minister of Marine and Fisheries),

c. L. Tupper (Simla) Canada

ALEX. TURNBULL (West Indies)
W. S. Turner (British Guiana)
Professor Tyndail.
P. Vanderbyl.

l^^ S?J?T^?^^- ®^» HARRY VERNEY, BART.

C. E. HOWARD VINCENT, C.B., M.P

Sir Julius Vogel K.C.M.G., (Ex-Premier of New Zealand)

1. D. Wanliss (Victoria)

Major-Gen, Sir Charles Warren, G.O.M.G,, K.C.B,

t. W. Warren (New South Wales)

Dr. Herbert Watney.

Lieut.-Genersl Sir John Watson, K.C.B., V.C.

Hon. J. B. Watt, M.L.C. (New Sauth Walea)

Colonel John Watts (Bombay Staff Corps)

Sir Richard Webster, Q.C., M.P.

Major A. E. Welby.

SIR FREDERICK A. WELD. G.C.M.G.

The Rev. J. E. C. Weildon (Headmaster of Harrow)

The Earl of Wemyss and March.

Professor Westcott (Cambridge)

Arnold White.

Z. A. WILLIAMS (La^'OP)

Sir Adam Wilson, K.C.M.G.,

Sir Samuel Wilson, M.P.

H. F. WILSON.

The Earl of Wii chilsea and Nottingham.

The Very Rev. The Dean of Windpor.

u^ S'^m',?''"; ^"°° ^- '^^ ^°'"^«. M.P. (Liverpool)
W. Basil Worsfoid (Npw Zealand) ^

JAMES A. YOUL, C.M.G. (Tasmania)

SIR FREDERICK YOUNG, K.C.M.b. (Vice-President,
Royal Colonial Institute). '

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VICE-PRESIDENTS.

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Arch. MoGoun, Jr., QUE.

His Grace The Most Rbv. C. O'Brien, Archbishop of Halifax, N.S.

Hon. Sir Lb)Nard Tillby, Lieutenant-Governor, N.B.

Hon. J. S. Cauvbll, Lieutenant-Governor, P.E,I.

Hon. Hugh Nblhon, Lieutenant-Governor, B.C.
Hon. John Schultz, Lieutenant-Governor, MAN,

TREASURER :
H. H. Lyman, 384 St. Paul St., Montreal.

SECRETARY -

Oasimir Dickson, 15 Wilcox St. Turooto.

Council.

(The Cipitals denote the Executive Committer.)

Hon. G, W. Allan, (Speaker of the Senate)
R. H. Alexander,

D. A. Ansel),

SIR ADAMS ARCHIBALD, MP.,
C. R. ATKINSON, Q.C,

E. CROW BAKER, R.N.,
W, N. Barnhart,

John H. Barron, M.P.,

Lieut.-Col. Bedpon,

W. Geoige Bpeie. M.D,,

HENRY J. BIRD.

Geo. T. Blackstock, Q.C,

J. G. Bourimot, C.M.G., (Clerk of the House nf Commons)

Adam Brown, M.P.,

John Brysop, M.P-

Chas. H. Cahan,

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Hector Oftmeron, Q.G..

F. M. Carpenter, M.P.,
Geo. E. Casey, M.P.,
P. B. Casgrain, M.P.,
A. J. Cattaoacb, Q.C..
W. W. Chipman,
Donald Chisholm, M.P.,
J. M. CLARK,

E. F. CUrkp, M.L.A., (Mayor of Toronto)

G, R. R. COCKBURN, M.P.,
W. F. Cockshutt,

Right Rev, F. Courtney. D.D., (Bishop of Nova Scotia

Rev. Joseph Cofl&n,

A. R. Creelman, Q.C.,

T. M, Daly, M P.,

N, F. Davin, M.P.,

D. W. Davip, M.P.,

Lieut. Col. G. D. Dawpon,

LIEUT.-COL. F. C. DENISON, M.P.,

LIEUT.-COL. G. T. DENISON,

R. R. Dobell,

John Dobsor,

Mr. Justice Dodd,

His Honor Judge Ermatinger,

Hon. Donald Fergusoi), (Provincial Secretary)

SANDFORD FLEMING, C.M.G.,

Hon. Geo. E. Foster, D.C.L., (Minister of Finance)

J. Newton Freeman, M.P.,

Rev. W. Galbrailh,

Sir A. T. Gait, G.C.M.G.,

J. A. Gemmill,

Joseph GibPOD,

M. A. GILBERT,

LIEUT.-COL. GILKISON,

D. W. Gordon, M.P.,

R. E. Gosnell,

Hon. J. R. Gowar,

GEORGE M. GRANT, L.L.D., (Principal of Queen's

JOHN GRAY,
Rev. John Gray, D.D.,
R. GREENLEES,
Edouard Gailbauh, M.P.,

and

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G. H. H»le, ONT.

R. N. Hall. M.P„ QUE.

Geo. Hague, QUE.

COL. P. S. HAMILTON, N.^.

Robert Hay, ONT.

John D, Hay, ONT.

F. W. Henuhaw, QUE

ThoB. Hodgins, Q.C., ONT.

F. H. UOLGATE, ONT.

J. UA8TELL HOPKENS, ONT.

Adam Hudspeth. Q.C., M.P., ONT.

JAS„ L. HUGHES, ONT.

MAJOR S. HUGHES, ONT.

Alex. Johnson, L.L.D., QUE.

. Hon. H, G. Joly de Lotbiaiere, QUE.

Kev. L, H. Jordan, QUE.

F. H. Keefer, ONT.

ThoB. E. Kenny, M.P., N.S.

Williiim Kirby, F..R.S.C , ONT.

Hon. Geo. A. Kirkpatrick, M.P., OftT.

Lieut.- jleii. Laurie, M.P,, N.S.

COMMANDER LAW, R N., ONT.

John Lewis, . QUE.

J. H. LONG, M.A., ONT.

Rev. D. V. Lucas, QUE.

Henry Lyman, QUE.

A. C. Macdonald, P.E.I.

0. DE W. MACDONALD, N.S.

Rev. D. J. Macdonell, ONT.

John Macdougald, M.P., N.S.

D. H. Macdowail, M.P,, . N.W.T.

Hon. A. Macfarlane, N.S.

Thos. Macfarlane, F.R,S.C , ONT.

REV. 0. J. MACHiN, ONT.

Hon. Donald Maclunes, ONT.

Dr. T. M. Maclntyre, ONT.

D. MACKEEN, M.P., N.S.

A. Mackenzie, ONT.

F. Madili, M.P., ONT.

His Honor Judge MahaflFy, ONT.

Jas. Masson, Q.C., M.P., ONT.

J. HERBERT MASON. ONT.

Jehu Matthews, ONT.

Hon. Lachlan McCallum, ONT.

Hon. James McDonald, (Chief Justice of Novs Scotia) N.s!

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Alex. McKay, M.P,,
Koberfc McKay,
J. A. McLean, M.D.,
HUUH MoLENNAN,
W. H. MEKRITT,

C. J. Miller,

GEO. H. MILLS,

John B. Mills, M.P.,

T. £. MOBERLY,

W. H. Montague, M.P.,

W. Muraock, C.E.,

G. R. NORTHRUP,

L. R. O'Brien,

Lieut.Col. W. E. O'Brien. MP.

Dr. G. T. Ortou,

J. Kerr Osborne,

Geo. R. Parkin, M.A.,

Jae. C. Patterson, M.P.,

Jion. W. D. Parley,

Rev. John Potts, D.D.,

James Quinn,

Lieut.-Col. S. W. Ray.

Hon. Jas. Reid,

Andrew Robertson,

Christopher Robinson, C^.C,

Jabel Robinson,

HON. J. B. ROBINSON,

A. W. Ross, M.P.,

LieutCoJ. J. W. H. Rowley,

W. B. Scarth, M.P.,

R« E. Scott,

Noah Shakespeare,

E. E. SHEPPARD,

Right Rev. Bishop Sillitoe,

W. C. Silver,

Thomas R. Skippon,

C. N SKINNER, M.P..

jbHN xTniLr '' """""^

Sir Donald A. Smith, M.P..
J. Murray Smith,
R, C. Smith,
R. W. Smith,
William Smith, M.P..

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Walter Stark,

C. Lett Stephens,
Jas. Stevenson, M.P.,
Major-Oen. Strange,

D. T. 8YM0NS,
Rev. H. Symona,

- J. Israel Tarte,
F. Wolferstan ThomaH
David Tisdale, M.P.,
Chas. J. Townsend,
Sir Chaa. Tupper, G.C.M.C^ O.R.,

Hon. Chas. H. Tapper, (Minister

Hon. James Turner,

F. H. Turnock,

Lieut.-Col. R. Tyrwhitt, M.P.,

N. Clarke Wallace, M.P.,

M. WALSH,

H. A. Ward, M.P..

R. 0. Weldon, M.P.,

John White (Roslin),

JOHN WHIfE, (Woodstock),

H. J. WICKHAM,

D. R. WILKIE,

Rev. Dr. Wilson,

Sir Adam Wilson,

John F. Wood, Q,C., M.P.,

Josiah Wood, M.P.,

JOHN A. WORRELL, Q.O.,

The Province represented by
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Oxford University.

Kensington.

PaddingtOD.

Glasgow anu West of Scotland.

Edinburgh and East of Scotland.

Kendal,

Huntingd"!! County.

Hammersmitli.

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Hastings.

City of London.

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O'Brien,

^opa Scotia.

Haufax.— President :— Sir Adams Archibald, M.P.

Vice-Presidents :— His Grace the Most Rev, C.

Archbishop of Halifax.
Right Rev. F. Courtney, D.D.
(Lord Bishop of Nova Scotia, and P.E.I.)
Hon. Jas. McDonald,

(Chief Justice of Nova Sootio.)
Treasurer : — Edward G. Kenny.
Secretary :— Chas. H. Cahan.
Stdnby :— President :— Rev. David Smith.

Vice-Presidents :— Captain P. H. Worgan.

Rev. James Quinan. P.P.,
Treasurer :— Donald Matheson,
Secretary :—E. T. Mackeen.
PioTou.— President :--C. de W. MacDonald.

Secretary :— W. E. McLellan.
Yarmouth.— Presiden.:—Lieut.-Col. J. W. H. Rowley
Vice-President :—Chas. Dodds.
Sec-Treasurer :— T. V. B. Bingay, Jr.

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St. JoHN.-President :-Sir Leonard Tilley, Lieut.-Goveinor of New

Brunswick.
Vice-Presidents :— Rev. Dr. Wilson.

Col, J, R. Armstrong
S. D. Scott.

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Xreasurer : — Philip Palmer.
SecordiDg Secretary : — G. Herbert Lee.
Corresponding Secretary : — E. G. Nelson.

Montreal. — President : — Henry Lyman.

Vice-Pres'dpnt : — Hugh McLennan.
Treasurer :—R. C. Lyman.
Secretary : — Arch, McGoun, Jr.

Ottawa, — President :— Sandford Fleming, C.M.G.

Vice-Presidents :— Thos. Macfarlane, F,R.S.C.
J. P. Featberstone,
Rev. iEneas McD. Dawson, L. L. D,
Treasurer : — F. J. Alexander.
Secretary : — R. O, Code.
Kingston. — President : — Principal Grant, D.D.
Treasurer : —Donald Fraser.
Cor.-Secretary : — Major Mayne.
Belle viLLB. — Chairman : — G. R. Northrup.
Peterborough. — President -.Principal Long, M.A.

Vice-PresvJeut : — Rev. W. C. Bradsbaw.
Treasurer : — W. Brundrette.
Secretary :—F. E. Bell.
County of Victoria. — General President — John Dobson, Lindsay.
General Vice-Pres. : - Samuel D. W«sbster, Glandine.
General Sec.-Treac. :— Sam Hughes, Lindsay.
Vice-Presidents and organizers in local municipalities ; —
Mariposa, Thomas Broad, Little Britain.
Ops, John Jordan, Oakwood.
Emily, Arthur McQuade, ex-M.P,,

Omemee,
Omemee, Dr. Cornwall and Thos. Stephenson.
Eldon, W. Thornbury, Glenarm.
Fenelon, J. Cook. Cameron.
Fenelon FaDn. J. McArthur and H. McDougall.
Woodville, H. R'ly.
Bobcaygeon, J, L. Read.
Veiulam, W. Thurston. Dunsford.
Somerville, John Fell, M.L.A., Bury'a Green.

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Jehu Matthews.
w Sec.-Treaa p« ^' ^erritt.

Vice pi V'-^^- ^«J«h-
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^ice-PreSTa'r^'- / ^^ Mclotyre.
T TT ^V*- Cocksbutt.

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r. Secretary ■ t a W* Robinson.

p Secretary ■ E i' ^"''^•

Oniixii Hon"° p7 ■r^'' ''^- l- G. McP.mi,

J^ide ^t^"^"' r'X?" «™y Stfater )
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James Qixinu.

Treasurer :^G ^"^^ ,®^*^«''-

R, Secretary .-^C ?\.^S^^'

B«AOKBBioGB..^P,,4J^_^ett Stephens.

• ^>8 Honor Judge Mahaffy.

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John Thompson.
Sec. -Treasurer : — ^Henry J. Bird.
Port Ahthub. — President : — Rev. C. J. Machin.
Vice-Presidents :—W. Murdock, C.E.

W. C. Dobie.
Treasurer :—W. J. Hasking.
Secretary : —F. H. Keefer.

glvttisfe Cotttmbia.

Victoria.— Secretary : — E. C. Hannington.
Vancouvkr. — President : — ^R. H. Alexander.
Vice-Presidente :— F. C. Cotton.

Kt. Rev. BiL'hop Sillitoe.
Rev. E. D. McLaren.
Treasurer : - -Wm. Downie.
Joint Hon.-Sece. — A. E. Beck.
R. E. Gasnell.

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